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Program for Linear Search.

Program: Linear Search

/*Program for Linear Search*/

/*Header Files*/

#include

#include

/*Global Variables*/

int search;

int flag;

/*Function Declarations*/

int input (int *, int, int);

void linear_search (int *, int, int);

void display (int *, int);

/*Functions */

void linear_search(int m[ ], int n, int el)

{

int k;

flag = 1;

for(k=0; k

{

if(m[k]==el

{

printf("\n Searching is Success\n");

printf("\n Element : %i Found at location : %i", element, k+1);

flag = 0;

}

}

if(flag==1)

printf("\n Searching is unsuccessful");

}

void display(int m[ ], int n)

{

int i;

for(i=0; i< 20; i++)

{

printf("%d", m[i];

}

}

int input(int m[ ], int n, int el)

{

int i;

n = 20;

el = 30;

printf("Number of elements in the list : %d", n);

for(i=0;i<20;i++)

{

m[i]=rand( )%100;

}

printf("\n Element to be searched :%d", el);

search = el;

return n;

}

/* Main Function*/

void main( )

{

int n, el, m[200];

number = input(m, n,el);

el = search;

printf("\n Entered list: \n");

display(m, n);

linear_search(m, n, el);

printf("\n In the following list\n");

display(m, n);

}

Program 1 examines each key value in the array 'm', one by one and stops while a match occurs or the entire array is searched.


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